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...victory over Princeton on Nov. 3, Kessler posted three consecutive shutouts, including a 5-0 win over then-No. 10 Clarkson on Friday.Then on Saturday, the nation’s top offense came to the Bright Hockey Center in the form of St. Lawrence. The Saints??who boast four players with over 10 points in just 12 games—were stifled by the Crimson defense, managing only 22 shots. When they did reach the net, Kessler was waiting. The Harvard netminder only let one shot get past her, helping the Crimson to a 5-1 victory...
...Senior forward Paul Dufault caught a chip from freshman forward Matt McCollem, who directed it to Christian for a low shot that whipped past SLU goalie Alex Petizian.“We started the game much better and stayed focused throughout,” senior forward Dave Watters said.The Saints?? best chance at recovering from the early deficit failed despite a series of power-play opportunities, one at the end of the first and two early on in the second.But thanks to Richter stopping six shots, the St. Lawrence offense was kept in check.Co-captain Mike Taylor?...
...says. “But at the end of the day I think we can appreciate the challenge we pose for each other.” “To see them hug after the game, it’s just mutual respect,” Saints?? coach Paul Flanagan says. “It’s awesome for our younger players to see.” The last time the two met was in Harvard’s 4-3 loss against St. Lawrence in the semifinals of the ECAC Tournament, in which Harbec...
...ranked fifth in the nation, finishing tied with the Crimson for second place in the ECAC standings, with two of their four conference losses coming against first-place Dartmouth. Junior Sabrina Harbec leads the team with 63 points and sophomore Carson Duggan has 27 goals to pace the Saints?? offense. “We’re well-matched,” head coach Katey Stone said after Harvard’s quarterfinal series with Yale. “I think there is a little bit extra when we haven’t beaten them yet this year...
Following Friday night’s overtime win over Yale, Saturday’s victory closed Harvard’s season tied for second with St. Lawrence in the ECAC standings. Still, the Crimson will start the conference tournament this weekend as the third seed due to the Saints?? two wins over Harvard earlier this year...